KINDERSLEY - The Kindersley Alliance Church hosted an all-day Women’s Retreat on Saturday, April 12th, featuring four guest speakers.

KERROBERT - The Rivers West District for Sports, Culture and Recreation is pleased to have Kerrobert resident, Bobbi Hebron come on board as their Community Development Coordinator.

For ages I’ve been meaning to let you know how much I enjoy Madonna’s columns; today is the day.

EATONIA - The community of Eatonia showed up in full force to support the Grade 7 and 8 students at the Young Entrepreneurs Showcase on the afternoon of April 14th.

The Kindersley Playschool kids had a whole lot of fun decorating Easter eggs last week. They decorated their eggs in a colourful volcano.

Our senior district championship was held at SCCHS on Saturday, April 12.  Thanks to Trish Carleton (Ponteix) and Spencer Davis (Val Marie) for helping run the results table.

KINDERSLEY—All the kindergarten kids at Westberry Elementary School enjoyed a field trip to the Fries family farms, located a few kilometres west of Kindersley.

April 22, 2025, is Earth Day, a time to remember the importance of protecting the world’s natural resources and prioritizing renewable energies.

Ending dependence on non-renewable energies is essential for tackling climate change. In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, here’s an encouraging overview of several countries…

Many municipalities in Saskatchewan face serious challenges to community safety and well-being due to provincial and federal government policies, negatively affecting their ability…

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

After a miserable last-place finish in the American League East in 2024, the trajectory arrow is pointed straight up for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2025.

Today is one of those “That’s enough, shut ‘er down” days. And by that, I mean enough with the doom-scrolling, the gawking at the latest “fast-breaking,” hard-hitting” news!

A golfer hits a ball, and it misses the green by inches. His partner says, “That’s called a son-in-law shot. It is not what you expected, but you will take it.”

The metaphorical title of Lynda Monahan’s fifth poetry collection, The Door at the End of Everything, is lifted from her long, forthright poem of the same name.

WINNIPEG – Manitoba Hydro will not be renewing two contracts totalling 500 megawatts of power capacity, and will instead be offering it for possibly two energy corridors…

Last week, SUMA delegates re-elected Yorkton Councillor Randy Goulden to serve as their president.

Flea beetles remain the top ranked canola pest, according to the latest grower survey. The Canola Council of Canada 2024 grower survey asked respondents to name the diseases…

Rosetown RCMP are investigating theft of mail from the Post Office in Harris.